For any of us who have uttered, “How in the world does Tsh do it all?”…
…she’s laid it all out here in 52 easy-to-swallow steps. She authors books, she writes a popular blog, she presides over a kingdom of other blogs, she moves across the country, homeschools, dates her husband, and has pretty hair without shampoo. One Bite at a Time is a compilation of secrets, tips, and why-didn’t-I-think-of-that moments, peppered with uncommon sense that will jump start your move toward the intentional simplicity we all long for.
-The Nester, creator of Nesting Place, loser of keys, seeker of simplicity
Sometimes, it seems like making life simpler is awfully hard.
Why is that?
I think it’s weird that we all make “simple living” so darn complicated. I’m guilty—even though I write a blog about making life easier, simplifying sometimes feels like one more thing on my to-do list, making it, ironically, one more thing for me to stress over.
• Menu plan.
• Keep a monthly written budget.
• Get more sleep.
• Organize the photo collection.
• Declutterthetoysmakethebillspaperlessgetoutofdebthavefamilymeetings.
One Bite at a Time: 52 Projects for Making Life Simpler is a simple living handbook. I took my favorite ideas that I already wrote on Simple Mom, then rewrote and reorganized them into manageable chunks. I turned my blog into my own personal checklist, because I need a steady dose of inspiration, too.
But then I thought—I wonder if others could use this, too?
So I added more ideas, sprinkled in lots of links for reference, and added space for doodling notes, and it became this book. A book you can instantly download.
Broken down into manageable chunks, One Bite at a Time provides you with steps, tips, links, and motivation to slow down and simplify.
Here’s the thing: I bet most of you know what to do to simplify. You’ve heard most of the little tips and tricks to slow down life and make tasks less frustrating. It’s just overwhelming to know how to start.
With this book, I’m giving you permission to focus on just one thing at a time, until you’ve got that task down—and then you can move on to the next one.
52 tasks. Practical. Do-able. Given to you in a one-at-a-time, take-a-breath format, for you to tackle at your own comfortable pace. You know what you should do, you just need a handbook. That is the gift this book is giving you.
Buy it for the Kindle here, for the Nook here. For the printable PDF version select the ‘add to cart’ button below. Thank you!
Want to download a free sample chapter or see the list of 52 projects? Head here.
(Pssst: I also included inspiration from eight other people!)